Cassie Bernall’s faith, transformation, and Columbine fate
An inspirational account by the Brownfield Ministerial Alliance highlights Cassie Bernall, a teen who shifted from occult interests to Christian faith after a church retreat. Her life, service at Victory Outreach, and final moments at Columbine High, where she professed belief in God as gunmen entered, are recounted with emphasis on faith, sacrifice, and inspirational transformation.
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Brownfield Ministerial Alliance
Jerry Hester
Aa Cutlie Dehined
Givaedk
Amelie
Tantanate
Tiamy Sat
Misty
Cassie
Bernalls
Columbine High School
Littleton
Cal
Dave McPherson
West Bowles Community Church
McPherson
Denver Post
Brad
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Paul
Denver
Victory Outreach Church
Kayleen Bernall
Lord Jes
Christ
Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
Columbine High
Trenchcoat
Kevin Koeniger
Cassie Bernall
Chris
Elijah
Simon Peter
Planning travel online with tips from Eric Spellman
Wanderer loves trips and shows how to stretch budgets using Expedia Travelocity Southwest and TheTrip. He praises online booking for speed and range, warns about Priceline’s bid rules and notes travel agents shift to paid advice. He finds Great deals, but notes not every search yields the lowest rate.
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Eric Spellmann
Expedia
Travelocity
Southwest Airlines
Southwest.com
Microsoft
American Airlines
PriceLine
Texas Panhandle
Southwest
Las Vegas
Sam's Club
Cotton losses mount from south plains storm on June 11
Storms across the High Plains devastate cotton fields. Precise totals show up to 771,000 acres damaged with over half likely diverted from cotton. Replant options exist via doublecropping in some counties, while Staple herbicide prohibits grain sorghum replanting. County-by-county losses listed, totaling 432,500 acres in the South Plains from the June 11 cyclone.
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Shawn Wade
Plains
High Plains
PCG
County Farm Service Agency
Hum
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Bailey
Borden
Crosby
Dawson
Floyd
Garza
Hockley
Lamb
Lubbock
Lynn
Terry
Yoakum
South Plains
Emily Morgan tale and San Jacinto myth in Texana column
Jack Maguire explores the Emily Morgan legend and the claim that Santa Anna's distraction by a mulatto girl affected the Battle of San Jacinto. Based on Jose Antonio Menchaca memoirs, the piece questions the extent of Emily Morgan’s influence. The column also notes Texian battle cries and local jail work programs.
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Jack Maguire
Sam Houston
Battle of
San Jacinto
Santa Anna
Emily Morgan
Emily
Kent Biffle
Dallas Morning News
North Carolina
Dallas
James Dunn
Dallas County Historical Commis
Sion
Biffle
Texas
Texas Army
Jose Antonio Menchaca
Menchaca
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James Morgan
Alamo
Comal County